Unable To Resolve Webserver Locally By Domain Name?

Apr 12, 2012

I am running a webserver locally and I am unable to resolve it by domain name (e.g. mydomain.com) when I am inside my network. However, I am able to hit it internally (e.g. 192.168.0.10) just fine. When I try to access mydomain.com from inside my network it comes up with my Actiontec router's admin page on 192.168.1.1.Here is my configuration:Actiontec FIOS router 192.168.1.1 (connected to internet)DHCP disabled Netgear Router 192.168.1.2 is in the DMZHas cable running from Actiontec's LAN port to Netgear's WAN port[CODE]

I am setting up a webserver to host our website on our local network. When I'm browsing from an external network, I can pull our website example.com and a sub domain test.example.com. However, when I'm browsing from our internal network, I cannot pull up test.example.com. I am not sure if this is due to propigation issues or what.When I do nslookup from external, it shows my network's main IP address. When I do it from local, it can't find an address and says non-existent domain.Should I have any problems connecting to my website if it is using my external IP address? Will this be a loopback problem? If so, how can I resolve this?

My Belkin router has an option to set a local domain name, which, I suspect, allows me to address hosts within my own network using this domain. By default, this is set to be "Belkin". Is it possible to call hosts within my network like this, e.g. ping foobar.Belkin instead of ping 192.168.2.4? The thing is, my routers internal page shows all set host names (so dh client seems to work) and the router itself is reachable as router.Belkin, but no other hosts are. My problem here is that the router knows each hosts name, but the hosts don't know each others name. How can I fix that?

Note: Nmap showed that port udp/53 for DNS is open on my router, but I can't find any way to configure it on the Web-interface.

I have a sg300-10 switch. i update the firmware with the last one. Things are complicated when i create 2 VLAN. ( really 1 VLAN cause the first is native ).So i have the first VLAN with the interface 192.168.1.254 ans the VLAN 2 wich IP is 192.168.2.254

My laptop is connected to a router via wifi but it keeps getting a DNS fault. I have another PC linked to the same router via WiFi and that works perfectly all the time. I have the same problem on both google chrome and IE browsers where I just get the message telling me that the DNS look up failed. My internet is still connected as I can dial into my remote CCTV cameras and I can ping website ip addresses. Most times I can just turn off my wireless adapter and turn it back on and it works for another hour or so. But sometimes it wont work all day, unless I start my laptop in safe mode, when it works everytime! I have flushed the DNS cache several times but to no avail.

My company recently purchased a custom domain name through In Motion Hosting (inmotionhosting.com) which has worked great up until today. As of this morning we are not able to view our webpage online (ronnysinc.com) or any inmotionhosting pages including our email accounts. However, we can view any other website and computers outside of our network seem to be able to view those pages without any problem. [code] As you can see it works fine with any other website such as google. My initial thought was it was being blocked by our firewall but when I log into the router I do not see any firewall settings that would create this block. I also tried resetting the router and flushing the DNS with no success.

I have been trying to connect to the Internet via a wireless connection but keep receiving the above error. None of the Windows solutions resolve the problem. On Google Chrome I see a screen saying 'This web page is not available', and receive 'Error 105: Unable to resolve the server's DNS address'. I cannot access Internet Explorer either.The strange this is that this problem only seems to occur with some wireless networks, as I can connect fine at home. In certain places, however, I am told that I am connected but that accss is 'Local Only', and I cannot open any browsers. I need the problem resolved as soon as possible as I cannot access the internet where I need it most.

I am using the Cisco VPN Client 5.0.06.0160 - and am having an issue connecting to my ASA 5510 via VPN. This issue is happening on 1 of our laptops. All other laptops connect just fine. So the problem is not in the ASA. I have double checked the client setup and config and it too is correct. The interesting thing is, we are connecting to an IP Address and not a host name.

I'm connected through the router, a few times a day I cannot open web pages, getting error: Error 105 (net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED): Unable to resolve the server's DNS address.Skype continues to work. Here are the results of pinging:

One technician said that this is the providers problem, but I don't think so. When I restart the modem everything works.I have a Netgear WGR614 v9 router.I use ESET 5 security. Btw, connection drops on all computers connected through the router, so it's not my firewall.

I have a Cisco 1721 router with an ADSL wic. I have followed guides on the Cisco website so that I can connect the router to my home adsl connection. The router connects to my broadband provider and sucesfully obtains an IP address along with Dynamically assigned DNS servers. I am able to ping google.co.uk from the router but not from clients attached via DHCP.

I have noticed that if I ping the IP address of google.co.uk from a client it resolves but it will not resolve the name. This would lead me to believe that the problem lies with DNS resolution/forwarding but I do not know how to investigate further.

I am working on adding a mapping to our external address for our mail server - let's call it mail.example.com

I would like to be able to access mail.example.com internally for our user's smartphones - if they access our company WiFi they are not able to get mail using the mail.example.com as the server name in their phone setups. However, once they leave the office and use any other WiFi it works fine. Also, I am unable to ping that address from any internal device. I believe also this is the reason Exchange accounts do not work on our site to site VPN connections.

I have a ASA 5520 and work primarily in the ASDM 6.4 to do configurations in the main office and have 5510 in our site to site connections.

I'm having issues joining a remote PC to the corporate domain. The VPN we're using is SonicWall.Here's what the error is: Note: This information is intended for a network administrator. If you are not your network's administrator, notify the administrator that you received this information, which has been recorded in the fileC:Windowsdebugdcdiag.txt.The domain name "creatormail" might be a NetBIOS domain nameIf this is the case, verify that the domain name is properly registered with WINS.If you are certain that the name is not a NetBIOS domain name, then the following informationubleshoot your DNS configuration.The following error occurred when DNS was queried for the service location (SRV) resource record used to locate an Active Directory Domain Controller (AD DC) for domain "creatormail":[CODE]

I have recently been trying to download a file but every time that I've tried, the download stops at the exact same point, saying that it is "unable to complete the download". It gives the error message: NSURLErrorDomain error -1.

I have configured a my desktop as a domain controller with server 2008..with dns service running on it. When i tried adding another desktop to this domain, i get the following error message

"Troubleshooting network identification Error: This computer successfully resolved the Domain Name System (DNS) service (SRV) resource record required to locate a domain controller, but it failed to locate a domain controller for the Active Directory domain displayed in the error message.

Cause: The required A (address) resource records that map the name of the domain controller to its IP address do not exist in DNS.

Solution: Verify that the required A resource records do not exist in DNS by using the Nslookup command-line tool.

See also: To verify that A resource records exist in DNS. Cause: The domain controller advertised in DNS may not be connected to the network or is connected to the network but is not running.

Solution: Verify connectivity and then verify that the domain controller is running.

See also: To test a TCP/IP configuration by using the ping command; DNS requirements for joining an Active Directory domain."

We just had a TEW-72GR router fail and replaced it with a TEW-GR. Now I am unable to get to my domain (mydomain.net) from outside the network. Inside the network, all appears to be fine. I can enter that address and get to the site with no issues.We use SBS 2008 with windows 7 clients.All clients can get out to the web, we can send and receive emails, but I can not access the domain.

We have a several cisco 4400 wireless controllers and a cisco WLC. All clients autheticate to an AAA server. Acces points are cisco LWAP 1242. Security is PEAP TKIP ms-chap. Machine and user authetication. Settings are pushed out through grou policy. A new user can log on to a laptop (without cached credetials) and get all their network settings....most of the time. Randomly we have laptops that after being restarted, recieve "yourdomain.com is not availalbe" error message. The laptops will work fine for weeks and then random laptops start to get this error. If we wire them into the network, run a gpupdate, they logon fine. Shutdown, unplug, and the wireless works fine again.. I am not sure if this is an ms group policy issue or a wireless issue. Any setting change or a gp setting that I may have missed??

Clients are mostly windows 7 some XP Domain Windows 2008r2

ACS 4.2

Group policy settings - wifi config settings enabled and configured correctly Always wait for network enabled.allow fast reconnect disabled (was recommended by a cisco tech) Disabled computer passwords for domain about 2 months ago to see if the computers reseting their passwords were an issue.

I need to be VPN'd in to work all day but during the day I need to print to my home network printer. The work around has always been to press print then disconnect from VPN, wait for the document to finish then reconnect VPN. This is starting to get on my nerves and I was hoping that there was a way to be on VPN through my physical LAN and maybe print over my wireless network. Is there a way to separate traffic in Windows 7?

Im currently working on setting up a small network at home. I have a Dell 2716 and a dell 2650 server running windows server 2003. Ive already setup the dns and domain controller on my server. I have 3 desktops that will connect to the server. so far I have the following setup. ISP---> Dell 2716 --->dell 2650/ computers. I set the computers prefered dns to the servers ip. Im able to join the domain and log in but is there a better way to set it up. Also the server and computers are set to static ip.

I have my webserver (30.30.30.50) located at DMZ zone. The public IP of my webserver is (119.2.116.191). From outside i can ping my webserver using public IP thats fine.The issue out here is, if i want to ping my webserver using public IP from Internal LAN then i cannot ping but i can ping my webserver using private IP.I am using ASA5520. [code]

We're running three networks (inside, outside and dmz). Inside is 10.0.1.0/24, dmz is 10.0.2.0/24, outside is a static ip allocated by our ISP. We'd like to configure the following:All traffic from the outside to [static provider ip] on port 80 should go to 10.0.2.200 port 8080.

I have one webserver which open for public via http and https. The server sit behind Cisco ASA 5510. Today our webserver have been hacked by someone. The index.html has been replaced by hacker own index.html file. Is it anyway to detect who did (by IP) this? is my Cisco ASA can give any clue about it? How to prevent from this happening in Cisco ASA? FYI, my ASA only allow HTTP and HTTPS port from outside to internal. This ASA is solely dedicated to protect the webserver.

I have a computer that can no longer connect to the internet whether through the wireless or wired directly to the router. The computer will recognize and connect to the network locally. Two other computers are on the network and they are connect just fine.

ASA 5510I'm trying to add a static NAT for to allow access to an internal webserver on my DMZ. I've added the config, however i'm still unable to get to it from the outside. I'm able to ping and browse the server from the LAN and I'm also able to ping the external interafce from the outside, but just unable to browse.I've turned on logging and the error I'm getting is "Inbound TCP connection denied...flags SYN on interface outside"

I've tried to get my head around this but beeing used to Juniper and Watchguard devices I just can't get my home webserver published to the outside interface.I have a ASA5505 with ASA version 8.4 and ASDM version 6.4 and the basic license.

Outside interface is X.X.X.32/255.255.255.248 so I have 5 static IP:s on my external interface, .34 is in use for the outside interface.

Inside 10.10.10.0/25DMZ 10.0.0.0/24

I have a webserver in DMZ located at 10.0.0.253 and would like to publish it to the external IP X.X.X.35.I've tried to make the static NAT but every time I do either nothing goes in or out of the DMZ zone or you can't access the webserver from the outside interface.Right now I deleted all trials since none of them work so only the basic config is applied. Everything get's NAT:ed to the external interface .34 IP.

I'm on a PC with XP spk3 and my broadband speed is 30+ Mb. In any browser, if I go to Vimeo, Youtube etc and watch higher quality vids I get terrible stuttering of picture and sound, really bad crackling and warbling and drop outs. But, if I download the same vids, they play fine on my computer. I've updated everything I can think of and there is no improvement. My machine is old and slow but this problem started just the other day and it was bad from the start. It didn't gradually creep up.I'm at a loss.